Elephants of Many Blessings - Improved Quality

What elephant symbolizes and how to place this object?
The elephant were used in warfare by chinese during ancient times. In fact, during the reign of Kang Hsi, the King of Siam had sent a number of tribute elephants as gifts to the Chinese emperor. Elephant in white color is the purest of all form and is believed by many to be the incarnation of future Buddha. In fact, it is known to be one of the Seven Treasures of Buddhism. In some countries like Indochina and India, only the Kings are allowed ride on the elephant. It is the symbol of royalty, power and grandness.The Elephant has many blessings in Feng Shui. Elephant brings infant luck to those who are wishing for babies in their lives. Buddha's mother dreamt about a white elephant and got pregnant after that. Therefore the elephant is a lucky omen in Buddhism. Elephant also take away troubles and is a protective symbol. Elephant is a sacred animal in Thailand and India, and is used to represent loyalty, wisdom, longevity and elegance. They are symbols of good luck and excellent fortune. Statues and images of deities and kings are often depicted riding on elephants in India and Thailand.

There are a few places you could place this pair of Elephants. 

1) If you are hoping to bring in a new member to your family (baby), it is best to activate these elephants close to your bedroom entrance leading towards your bedroom. You may also place them beside your bed. 

2) For more family luck, place them in the west location of your living room to signify descendant luck. This is the universal location in accordance of Life Aspiration Theory.

3) For home protection, you may place the elephant facing your maindoor or any entrance of your home.

4) For office protection and good luck, place them on your work desk facing out. They will represent good governance, intelligence, dignity and prudence for executives.